KInspector 3.9.0
ChristopherJennings
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07 May 13:54
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This is the last major release before V4. It is unlikely that any development will occur on V3 as we have turned our focus to V4.
- Several modules have been updated with V12 support 🆕
- Let us know if there's still some missing, but be aware that they may be slated for migration in V4
- Several modules have been removed ❗️
- The Kentico Consulting team determined that there were a subset of modules that were either significantly broken or not useful any longer. They have been removed. Please open an issue if you find that a module has been removed that you think shouldn't have been.
- Column Field Validation Module (#187) 🆕
- Adds a new module to lookup the fields for each class and compares with the columns in the database to check for consistency.
- Fixes and Enhances to Not Found Errors (404) module (#192)
- Module would throw an error when checking a V9 or earlier database. Adds to the results of the module Not found errors (404) the column Event Last Date which is useful to know, as there could be a block of page not founds that ended shortly after it began.
- Enhances Attachments by Size module (#190)
- This alters the results of the module Attachments by size to list attachments by site and also takes into account attachment variants. Also and as a result, the listing is changed to be easier to read - it groups the results by attachment and variants, and then sorts by size (typically, variants are smaller than the original attachment).
- Enhances Number of children of TreeNode module (#193)
- Changes the results of the module Number of children of TreeNode to list all children instead of just the ones over the recommended maximum. This is useful to see sections that are close to the max, such as for Blog or News sections.
- Enhances Duplicate page aliases module (#191)
- Alters the Duplicate page aliasesmodule to also use CMS_Tree as a source of aliases and changed the listing to be easier to read as far as the reason for the duplication.